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Breaker
Posted 2008-04-04 5:15 PM (#7869)
Subject: Speedometer Accuracy


Iron Butt

Posts: 732
Western WA
Got a question for those of you with GPS.

How accurate is the Vision speedometer?

On some other bikes, the speedo registers about 5 mph faster than actual speed.

What's your experience with the Vision?
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mike s
Posted 2008-04-04 5:28 PM (#7870 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Cruiser

Posts: 223
Valdosta, GA
My Vision reads about 1 mph off from the GPS reading and is consistent across the entire range.

My Suzuki has roughly a 10% error across the entire scale.
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alberts46
Posted 2008-04-04 5:50 PM (#7872 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: RE: Speedometer Accuracy


Cruiser

Posts: 152
Bonita Springs, FL
Mine is off about 3 miles per hour, bike speedo shows 63, GPS say 60.
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chahn1
Posted 2008-04-04 7:01 PM (#7878 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: RE: Speedometer Accuracy


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 36
Glendale, AZ.
I tested mine from San Diego to Daytona and it was always a 2 miles over on the bike
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Innkeepers
Posted 2008-04-04 7:02 PM (#7879 - in reply to #7872)
Subject: RE: Speedometer Accuracy


Cruiser

Posts: 74
Puyallup, Washington
I must be lucky again but my speedo is within 1 mph of the GPS throughout the speed range.
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Breaker
Posted 2008-04-04 7:16 PM (#7881 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Iron Butt

Posts: 732
Western WA
Thanks everyone.
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Vsion
Posted 2008-04-04 8:08 PM (#7891 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: RE: Speedometer Accuracy


Cruiser

Posts: 114
Southeast, AZ United States
Mine is 2 mph different with the speedo reading faster.

Ride Safe,
Ken
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metalguy
Posted 2008-04-04 9:36 PM (#7900 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Tourer

Posts: 550
Tacoma, WA
Mine also is within about 2MPH of the GPS reading. MUCH better than my old Honda, I had to put a larger tire on the front to make it even close! LOL!-----Metalguy
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Banjo
Posted 2009-05-20 6:03 AM (#35035 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Tourer

Posts: 319
My speedo reads 5 mph faster then actual speed.
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pollolittle
Posted 2009-05-20 6:34 AM (#35036 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Visionary

Posts: 2027
Brighton, TN
I'm with Banjo on this one, GPs reads 72, speedo, 76-78. Feels like I'm rollin'! At 55 spot on and lower, but once over that the accuracy starts to expand. My GMC truck is spot on with the GPS, upwards of 80, so I'm thinkin' the GPS is right. Once again wonder why it is so hard to get it right.
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Blackjack
Posted 2009-05-20 6:50 AM (#35037 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Tourer

Posts: 367
Cottage Grove, Mn
Mine reads two mph faster through out the range.
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STARSHIP 1
Posted 2009-05-20 8:40 AM (#35043 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Cruiser

Posts: 137
Houston, Texas
Mine is dead on the GPS (ZUMO 550) through 60 MPH then the the speedo starts falling off.....70 on the GPS is 68 on the speedo and the difference increases as the speed increases.
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#57
Posted 2009-05-20 8:48 AM (#35044 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Tourer

Posts: 415
Speedo reads 2MPH higher throughout the entire range. From basically start to over 100MPH.
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varyder
Posted 2009-05-20 10:44 AM (#35048 - in reply to #35044)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Visionary

Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA
when I do go through the LEO speedo signs on the side of the road it always seems point on.
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donetracey
Posted 2009-05-20 12:31 PM (#35058 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Visionary

Posts: 2118
Pitt Meadows, BC Canada
Speeedo will vary depending on tire wear. I always drive 10 mph over limit just in case.... (16 km over for you fellow Kanuckleheads)
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Breaker
Posted 2009-05-20 12:54 PM (#35059 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Iron Butt

Posts: 732
Western WA
Zombie post back from the dead.

Posted 2008-04-04 2:15 PM (#7869)
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Arkainzeye
Posted 2009-05-20 6:12 PM (#35088 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Visionary

Posts: 3773
Pittsburgh, PA
mine is between 1-2 mph off the entire range. my kawasucki was off 10% the entire range!!
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ElroyJ
Posted 2009-05-26 10:20 PM (#35442 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: RE: Speedometer Accuracy


Tourer

Posts: 460
Centennial, CO
2000 miles in 3 days and 1mph off. I was curious and tested the gps and the speedo with the mile markers. Gps was dead on the entire time.
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ElroyJ
Posted 2009-05-26 10:20 PM (#35444 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: RE: Speedometer Accuracy


Tourer

Posts: 460
Centennial, CO
Double and triple posts. Sheez! Sorry all!

Edited by ElroyJ 2009-05-26 10:22 PM
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ElroyJ
Posted 2009-05-26 10:20 PM (#35445 - in reply to #7869)
Subject: RE: Speedometer Accuracy


Tourer

Posts: 460
Centennial, CO
Wow! Again...sorry!

Edited by ElroyJ 2009-05-26 10:23 PM
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Member No. 1
Posted 2009-05-27 6:26 AM (#35464 - in reply to #35445)
Subject: RE: Speedometer Accuracy


Cruiser

Posts: 257
Under the Rule of Jedi - Masshole
120 on the speedo, limiter kicks in, 119 on GPS.
JAM can verify the 119!
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Arkainzeye
Posted 2009-05-27 6:28 AM (#35465 - in reply to #35445)
Subject: Re: Speedometer Accuracy


Visionary

Posts: 3773
Pittsburgh, PA
here is something i noticed the other day. while my speedo is off according to my gps.. my gps was off according to them Speed check signs on the side of the road. The ones that let you know you are going to fast on that road.. But i failed to see how far off my speed was from the sign... i was more interested at that point in the gps Vs the sign. Too be honest i never fully trusted a gps's speedo reading as my max speed on my gps says 212mpg.. Now come on!....... Really? did i feel my tank with pure Seafoam or something? lol
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